On the lanyard
A credit-card-size badge with the bellhop's name and code, handy at the room door.
How hotel tipping works with ENVO
Bellhops and hotel valets each have their own ENVO code on a badge or at the bell stand. The guest scans it, sees the worker's photo and name, and tips with Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card, with no app or account. The worker receives 100% of the tip; the guest pays a small service fee, shown in dollars before paying. Tips belong to the worker: the hotel doesn't see who tipped or how much.
Where the code lives
Right where the thanks happens.
At the bell stand
A stand at the bell desk with one line: Tip Maria in seconds.
On the bellhop's phone
Show to customer puts the code full screen on white, for the moment the bags reach the room.
The tip page
Maria's page, in four taps.
- Maria receives 100% of your tip.
- The service fee is shown in dollars before you pay.
- Maria won't see who rated.
Questions
and answers
Does the hotel see the tips?
No. Tips belong to the worker. The hotel doesn't see who tipped or how much.
Do guests need an app?
No. They scan the code with their phone's camera and pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card. There's no account to make.
Does the bellhop get the whole tip?
Yes. The worker receives 100% of the tip. The service fee is separate and shown in dollars before the guest pays.
What does it cost the hotel?
Nothing. ENVO is free for workers and businesses.
Waitlist
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